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Using the implementation of the "Guidelines for Establishing the Green Financial System" (GEGFS) released in China in 2016 as a natural experiment, we adopt the difference-in-differences (DID) method to explore the influence of a green finance (GF) policy on the green transition of enterprises...
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This study explores the specific effects between green leading institutions (GLIs) and green innovation (GI) by Chinese listed firms from the perspective of legitimacy and efficiency. The results show that GLIs can significantly improve GI, and the establishment of GLIs is more in line with the...
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Under the background of how the green financial system can contribute to the goal of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality, this study explores the relationship between green investment funds (GIF) and corporate green innovation (CGI). We proposed the logic of social value to explain the green...
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A meritocratic fairness ideal is generally believed to regard income inequality as fair if it stems from performance differentials rather than luck. In this study, we present experimental evidence showing that merit judgments are shaped by the source of performance differentials while holding...
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In a social network in which friendly and rival bilateral links can be formed, how do alliances between decision-makers form, and what determines whether a conflict will arise? We study a network formation game between ex-ante symmetric players in the laboratory to examine the dynamics of...
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Using experimental methods, this paper investigates the limits of communication and leadership in aiding group coordination in a minimum effort game. Choosing the highest effort is the payoff dominant Nash equilibrium in this game, and communication and leadership are expected to help in...
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We study escalation and aggression in an experimental first-strike game in which two participants play multiple rounds of a money-earning task. In each round, both players can spend money to accumulate weapons. The player with more weapons can spend money to strike against the other player,...
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